Herbs and Medicinal Plants Training: Basic

You would like to contribute to the well-being of the Earth with the Native American pipe and feel called to take on your spiritual responsibility through pipe ceremonies. In this training, you will learn to conduct pipe ceremonies mindfully and in harmony with nature and all beings for various rites of passage, such as weddings, funerals, letting-go rituals, initiations of young people, and so on.The Native American pipe is sacred to the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. It was given to them by the White Buffalo Calf Woman when they had lost contact with the Creator. Through the sacred pipe, the Indigenous peoples connected with their higher selves and with nature. They see themselves as co-creators with nature. Like Jesus in the biblical story, they were able to perform miracles with the help of the pipe. They did so with an awareness of a special responsibility that continues to this day: as pipe carriers, they safeguard something that is alive in a spiritual world. Like every family member, the sacred pipe also needs mindfulness, care, and a loving heart.Each pipe has its own power: some affect the weather, some have a healing effect, and others bring the truth to light. Each

One-year part-time training program with 6 modules and 24 days. A wisdom keeper from North America is usually present during the final block. Ancient knowledge that relates to all kinds of areas is also known as wilderness knowledge. In the past, having it was essential for life. It enabled people not only to survive, but also to lead a mindful and sustainable life in harmony with nature. This is the foundation of our wilderness education training program. To survive, you need to know and understand nature, animals, and plants. And you need to know how they are all connected. That is why our wilderness education training program is about much more than mere survival techniques and survival skills. The wilderness educator training program is about experiencing and understanding nature on every level. This allows you to become a responsible part of the community of life and use your own creative abilities to help humanity and the Earth. We value mindful and respectful interaction. A vibrant community leads to unforgettable moments. A female or male wisdom keeper from the USA is usually present during the final module. You can then connect directly with the source of the teachings. T

The Medicine Wheel symbolizes harmony, balance, continuity, and connectedness. It can relate to an individual, a community, the universe, or anything else we place at its center. Each person has their own individual development, their own wheel on the Red Path, and their personal learning curve.The Medicine Wheel represents the uniqueness of each individual, as well as the network of the world around us and our relationship with it. The Wheel represents the connection between people and a universe in which everything is interdependent and interconnected. The goal is to find balance and harmony in everything, while always bearing in mind that all aspects are equally important. Balance and harmony with all living things in the Medicine Wheel enable us to move forward and grow.Our individual Medicine Wheel represents the continual development of our knowledge and understanding throughout life. The training comprises five modules covering different Medicine Wheels (the four-spoked Medicine Wheel and the eight-spoked Medicine Wheel) and various areas of application (personal development, Art of Mentoring, organizational development, and creating places of power by building a Medicine W

Experience five days of adventure in nature – explore the forest and meadows together, try out camp life, and cook your own meals over the fire. Experience a sense of community – each day brings a new adventurous challenge. Excitement, fun, and learning – ideal for children aged 8–12.

Experience five days of adventure in nature – explore the forest and meadows together and spend one night bivouacking outdoors under the stars. Each day brings a new, adventurous challenge. Excitement, fun, and learning – ideal for children aged 6–10.

Course on request for groups of 6 or more Making a Bach flower blend In this course, I would like to make the flower essences that Edward Bach compiled together with you, and discover their ingredients where they naturally grow during a plant and herb walk. You will see how easy and joyful it is to make a healing Bach flower blend for yourself and your family. In addition to learning about the Bach flowers and how they are used for us humans, this requires a little practical know-how and a particular inner attitude, grounded in respect, childlike curiosity, and plenty of joy. The practicing physician Edward Bach, who lived in the early 20th century, set out at that time to search for very particular plant personalities. He found 37 plants and “Rock Water,” which we know today as “Bach flowers.” Bach flower essences and their contribution to charity ​​While working with sick people, Edward Bach noticed that there are certain personality types or states of personality associated with particular illnesses. To bring a personality that had fallen out of “flowing equilibrium” back into a healing balance, Bach looked for someone in the plant world. This plant should be able to help th

Wild Plant Education Training in the south of Munich. 4 modules. Objectives of the training Our training includes learning to identify wild plants with confidence. We engage with plants using all our senses and on various levels. Harvesting wild plants for use as food in our kitchen and to make various remedies is also part of the training, as is using them for crafts,

Selected plants are studied at their location over the course of the four corresponding seasons as “reference plants” of their species, and their development and growth are observed. Later, all participants will be able to identify them anytime and anywhere. In this intensive course, we gain experience in which plants are useful at which times of year for food, as materials, in first-aid situations, or in other survival situations: for protection, as water stores/sources, or for quickly making a dry fire. The dangers and risks of confusing them with poisonous and highly poisonous plants are highlighted, so that continuously expanding plant knowledge—from identification and uses to processing and preservation—is the focus of this course. Block I    “Shoots”       08.-11.04.2027 Block II   “Flowers”      27.-30.05.2027 Block III  “Fruits”     23.-26.09.2027 Block IV    “Roots“   07.-10.10.2027